The host is the party in charge of a meeting and is responsible for deciding who gets to speak and who can’t. The host is also responsible for scheduling new meetings. In some cases, the host will have to pass on the host role to another person. In other cases, the host is a committee member who has a specific role within the group.
Zoom limitations
If you are having problems with Zoom’s limitations when the host has another meeting in progress, you may need to change your default settings. The issue usually occurs when the host has multiple meetings in progress at the same time. You can fix the issue by changing your default settings or closing the current meeting and restarting Zoom.
If you have a second meeting in progress, the Zoom host cannot start a new meeting. When you join a meeting that has already started, you will receive an error message that says the host is already in another meeting. This error message can be frustrating. To fix this problem, you need to change your default settings to allow you to start multiple meetings at the same time.
While you can share your screen with other meeting participants, you should not record the meeting without the permission of the host. However, you can use the built-in screen recorder to make your meeting recording-friendly. Another good option is to make the Zoom meeting password-protected. This will protect the meeting from malicious intrusions.
To change your meeting settings, you need to log in with the correct credentials and click My Account. On the next page, click on Meetings. From there, you can set the date, time, and duration of the meeting. You can also set a password for the meeting, enable or disable the video feed, and control the audio source. Once you have completed these steps, you can start using Zoom for your next meeting.
Possible reasons why you’re getting this error message
If you’re getting this error message when the meeting host has another meeting in progress, there may be a number of reasons for this. In particular, there may be some setting that prevents people from joining the meeting if it is locked. Often this is due to network issues, or an insufficient amount of proxying or transcoding capacity. Another reason for this error is that the participant is exceeding their maximum number of PIN entry attempts. Lastly, the participant may have exceeded their maximum number of participants, or another firewall or proxying rule might be blocking access.
Another possible reason why you’re getting this error message when you try to join a Zoom meeting is a conflict with another meeting that the meeting host is currently in. If the meeting title is the same as the title of the meeting, Zoom will assume that the meeting is ongoing and may show the error message. You should end the previous meeting before joining the new one.
How to fix it
When you start a Zoom meeting, you may experience an error message that the host has another meeting in progress. This can be very frustrating, especially when you have other meetings to attend. In order to fix this error, you need to contact the host of the meeting and let them know that you are trying to join them in the meeting.
